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Q1.

What are directives in Angular?
A. CSS styles
B. Classes that add behavior to DOM elements
C. HTML templates
D. Services
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Q2.

What are the three types of directives in Angular?
A. Pipes, filters, directives
B. Modules, components, templates
C. Components, structural, attribute
D. Components, services, pipes
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Q3.

Which directive is used to conditionally add or remove an element?
A. ngStyle
B. ngClass
C. *ngIf
D. ngFor
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Q4.

What is an attribute directive?
A. A directive for routing
B. A directive that adds or removes elements
C. A directive that creates components
D. A directive that changes appearance or behavior of an element
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Q5.

What does the asterisk (*) before structural directives indicate?
A. It indicates a built-in directive
B. It marks a directive as structural
C. It's required for all directives
D. It's syntactic sugar for `<ng-template>`
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Q6.

Which of the following is a built-in attribute directive?
A. ngStyle
B. All of the above
C. ngClass
D. ngModel
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Q7.

What is the purpose of `ngNonBindable` directive?
A. To create non-bindable elements
B. To disable bindings
C. To prevent compilation
D. To tell Angular not to evaluate bindings in a section
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Q8.

Can you create custom directives?
A. Only attribute directives
B. Only structural directives
C. Yes, by creating a class with @Directive decorator
D. No, only built-in
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Q9.

What is the difference between a component and a directive?
A. Directives are components
B. They are the same
C. A component has a template, a directive does not
D. Components are directives
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Q10.

How do you apply multiple structural directives to one element?
A. Use `*ngIf; else`
B. You cannot; use `<ng-container>` to wrap them
C. Use multiple asterisks
D. Separate with commas